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1. www.cancerresearchuk.org › side-effects › generalHair loss and radiotherapy | Cancer Treatment - Cancer Research...

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   External radiotherapy can cause hair loss in the area where you are having treatment. Your hair may come back after treatment finishes or the hair loss can be permanent. Find out how to take care of your hair during treatment.

2. www.darwynhealth.com › cancer-care › diagnosis-and-management-of-cancerCoping with Hair Loss: Dealing with Radiation-Induced Alopecia

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   21 lut 2024 · Learn how to cope with hair loss caused by radiation therapy. Find tips and strategies to manage radiation-induced alopecia and maintain your self-esteem and confidence.

3. www.healthline.com › health › does-radiation-cause-hair-lossDoes Radiation Cause Hair Loss? What Research Shows - Healthline

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   1 sie 2024 · Despite its damage to your hair follicles, radiation treatment’s effects on your hair are considered temporary, with most cases resolving within months after cancer treatment stops.

4. www.dana-farber.org › health-library › hair-loss-during-cancer-treatmentHair Loss During Cancer Treatment - Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

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   Hair loss occurs as a result of chemotherapy or radiation treatment for your cancer. The medical name for your hair loss is alopecia (al-o-pee-sha). This will help you to understand your hair loss and deal with this distressing side effect.

5. www.oncolink.org › hair-loss-alopecia-from-radiation-therapyHair Loss (Alopecia) From Radiation Therapy - OncoLink

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   Radiation affects cancer cells and healthy cells, including the cells that make hair grow. Damage to the cells that make hair grow can lead to hair loss (alopecia). There is nothing you can do to prevent hair loss when getting radiation therapy, but there are ways to manage it.

6. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesPersistent chemotherapy-induced alopecia, persistent radiotherapy...

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   Head and neck radiotherapy leads to persistent alopecia in 60% of survivors. In childhood cancer survivors, alopecia has been associated with anxiety and depression, and adult survivors with persistent alopecia report a negative impact on their emotions.

7. www.med.upenn.edu › lung2022 › assetsHair Loss (Alopecia) From Radiation Treatment - Perelman School...

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   Radiation therapy will generally cause hair loss to the body part that is being treated. For example, if your arm were treated with radiation, you may lose any hair on your arm, but the hair on your head would not be affected.